Hacker Con Badges

OzSecCon 2018 · Australia · 2018

OzSecCon 2018 Speaker Badge

Australian physical-security conference speaker credential

A first-hand MOS & BOO wrap-up documents special speaker badges for OzSecCon 2018 and shows one as a green PCB-form speaker credential, so the record is seeded as a source-backed speaker badge without broader attendee or electronics claims.

OzSecCon Australia Melbourne Physical Security Speaker Badge Identity Artifact Oceania
EventOzSecCon 2018
SeriesOzSecCon
LocationMelbourne, Australia
CountryAustralia

People

Authors & Credits

event identity

OzSecCon

Australian physical-security conference identity documented by the first-hand MOS & BOO wrap-up.

Source

first-hand wrap-up publisher

MOS & BOO

Publisher of the OzSecCon 2018 wrap-up used for speaker-badge evidence and physical-security conference context.

Source

Why It Mattered

It adds Australia's physical-security conference scene to the Oceania badge record and preserves a real speaker credential without copying an uncleared photo or inventing circuit behavior.

Hardware

The source trail supports a special speaker badge with a green PCB-form visual artifact, but does not publish schematic, firmware, BOM, component list, production quantity, power source, display, RF, NFC, or programmable behavior.

Software & Apps

No badge software, firmware, challenge code, serial interface, app, or reflash workflow is documented for the OzSecCon 2018 speaker badge in the recovered public sources.

Lore

MOS & BOO describe OzSecCon 2018 as the second year of the conference, held in Melbourne and focused on physical security, locksport, tamper-evident bypasses, key impressioning, and building-entry talks.

Lifecycle

Add-ons & Upgrades

event lineage source-backed

Physical-security conference context

The same first-hand wrap-up frames OzSecCon as a Melbourne physical-security conference with locksport, tamper-evident bypass, and key-impressioning activity.

Compatibility: OzSecCon 2018 Speaker Badge

Source
identity workflow source-backed

Speaker credential role

The MOS & BOO wrap-up says their talk made them VIPs and gave them special speaker badges at OzSecCon 2018.

Compatibility: OzSecCon 2018 Speaker Badge

Source

Operational history

Issues & Camp Impact

hardware-detail caveat note

The public source shows a green PCB-form speaker credential but does not disclose whether it had powered circuitry, firmware, components, schematic, NFC, RF, display, or challenge behavior.

The catalogue records only the proved speaker-badge artifact and visible PCB-form context until direct technical documentation appears.

Confidence
source-backed but incomplete
Status
needs artifact documentation
Timeframe
2018 speaker-badge archive pass
Source note
MOS & BOO OzSecCon 2018 conference wrap-up.
missing rights-cleared image note

The MOS & BOO page includes a badge photo, but no reusable image is published here because the catalogue has not recovered explicit reuse rights, attribution requirements, and processing provenance for a local copy.

The record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying a blog photo or using generated badge art.

Confidence
local project policy
Status
needs licensed original replacement
Timeframe
current catalogue build
Source note
badge.gallery image policy and MOS & BOO OzSecCon 2018 wrap-up.

Resources

OzSecCon 2018 conference wrap-up first-hand event report · First-hand MOS & BOO source documenting the Melbourne physical-security conference context, special speaker-badge evidence, and the visible green PCB-form speaker credential.

Sources

MOS & BOO: OzSecCon 2018 Conference Wrap-Up Retrieved 2026-05-15 · First-hand badge evidence for OzSecCon 2018 special speaker badges, the green PCB-form speaker credential image context, and the Melbourne physical-security conference setting.